According to research commissioned by Coinbase, roughly 40% of young crypto holders in crucial swing states identify as Democrats — the same percentage as Republicans.
Cryptocurrency may be less of a partisan issue in key areas that may determine the outcome of the 2024 United States presidential election.
According to research commissioned by Coinbase, roughly the same percentage of voters under 35 who hold crypto in US swing states identify as either Democrats or Republicans: 41% to 39%, respectively. The data gathered by Impact Research in July did not indicate whether crypto holders were polled before or after US President Joe Biden announced he would not seek reelection in November.
“Young voters can tip the scales for either party – and this is all the more critical in battleground states where a handful of ballots can mean the path to victory for either party,” said Coinbase.
